... This Week was married 1 * ?? ftfex, Bertiey Bro- grave, Efqj to Mifs Hawker, eldeft Daughter and Coheircfs of the late Edward Hawker, Efq; For the Benefit of Mrs. Susannah Grimwood Lane. AT the Long- Room at Don's Coft*e-Houf« in Ipfwich, on on Thursday ...

... Married.] The Hon. Alexander Gordon, Efq; to the Countefs Dowager of Durpfries. Died.] In Great Ruflel-ftreet, Bloomfbury, the Rev. Dr. Galley, reftor of St. Giles's in the Fields, and Prebendary of Glocefterar-d Norwich, aged 74; which preferments he ...

... A few day* ago died i« the of Marybone, aged Mrs. Eleanor Price, born in Cdrdiganfhire : was married when young; and what is remarkable, herhufband di on the day of their marriage, that was maid, wife and widow all in the lame day. We are told, that order ...

... oyoarsKc acquired tc.ocol.ln the funds, married i lady with 40,000!. more, ami got lumfclf made a 1. few weeks ago he lott the whole of'this brilliant fortune in the alley. 7. Edinburgh, Dei . iS. This day came on before the Hijrh C lur. of j nlliciary ...

... Newbury io rklhire, 10 be married, but the Clergyman aboqt to begin the Ceremony the poor Laf* was feized with the Pains of Labour, which oecefluated hei to livi * Ma d a Month longer. Fanner Glover, of Hanley, in Effex, having married and buried a Wife io ...

... money. ' 1 . ' .' A : On Wednefday laft Was married the Church in this town, Mr. CrooJtes, of Kirkftall- Forge,, to Mifs Greenwood, of New-Laiths; agreeable lady, with fortune of 1. _ On Thurfday was married at Berwick in Elniet, near this town, Mr Holmes ...

... city, whofeage is not to exceed twenty-five years, or be left than eighteen, upon the day of marriage. The pcrfons whom they marry tobeinduflrious freemen Noiwich, refident there, and the fons fiecmen who are refident, their age not to exceed thirty one ...

... and uttering it as fuch. A few days ago was married at Knarefbrough, Lieut. Chapeau, the regiment, to Mil's Dolly Routh, daughter of the late Cuthbert Routh, of Dimfdale, Efq. _A few days ago was married, at Hooton-Roberts, John Kent, of Upper Hough ...

... (bort Time they her Father-in-law the could for the prefer Manner, fe coold band. The credulous Rllate for too I. and new married Couple, out for London, accr and got to Inn in they lived for about' went in a Coach e ...

... at Law, one of the Principals of the Exchange Bank, was married by the Rev. Mr. New at St James's Church, to Mifs Boucher, >a Lady of very confiderable Fortune from near Bath. Wednefday was married at St.Michael'sChurch, Mr. William Marks, Gent, Mrs Hinman ...

... acquaint ourrea- W deis, that gentleman of great merit 'and fortune a neighbouring parifh, of the Romifh having years ago married averyamiable lady, who was a Proteilant; it was agreed at their marriage, that ail theii male chiJdren fhould baptized and ...

... handfome fortune. A few days ago was married at the collegiate churchin Manchefter, Mr James Croperthwaite, to Mifs only daughter of the Rev. Mr. Nabbs, of Salford; a lady with a veryconfiderable fortune. few days ago was married Cockermouth, Fretchwill Dykes ...